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Chapter 13-3 Cultural Conflicts quiz

Matching

Match the correct word for each item. Write the letter AND the word for each answer in the space provided.
 
 
KEY TERMS
Match each of the following terms with its description below.
A
bootlegger
B
speakeasy
C
fundamentalism
D
Scopes trial
 

 1. 

a bar that operated illegally
 

 2. 

case about the teaching of evolution in schools
 

 3. 

set of beliefs held by religious traditionalists
 

 4. 

supplier of illegal alcohol
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.  Circle the correct letter AND write key words next to each item.
 
 
IDENTIFYING MAIN IDEAS
 

 5. 

One result of Prohibition during the 1920s was ____________________
A
an increase in alcoholism.
B
a decline in dancing and socializing.
C
the rise of organized crime.
D
the creation of urban artistic colonies.
 

 6. 

Marcus Garvey led a movement to ________________
A
segregate African Americans in northern cities.
B
build up African American self-respect and economic power.
C
unionize African American workers.
D
create new African American homelands in the Caribbean islands.
 

 7. 

Why did some states ban the teaching of Darwin’s theory of evolution in the schools?
A
The theory challenged scientific beliefs.
B
The theory appeared to violate the United States Constitution.
C
The theory contradicted the Bible’s account of creation of the Earth and of Man.
D
The theory was unknown to most teachers.
 

 8. 

What was one of the unforeseen results of Prohibition? (unexpected consequences of Prohibition)
A
racketeering
B
a revival of the Ku Klux Klan
C
bloody riots in Chicago
D
the Volstead Act
 

 9. 

What group lost some momentum as a result of the Scopes trial?
A
lawyers
B
African Americans
C
fundamentalists
D
bootleggers
 

 10. 

What was one cause of the race riots in Chicago in 1919?
A
a Ku Klux Klan rally
B
the Scopes trial
C
overcrowded neighborhoods
D
poor police training in riot control
 

 11. 

Which groups were the main targets of the Ku Klux Klan’s terror?
A
white fundamentalists
B
African Americans, Catholics, Jews, and immigrants
C
police officers and city officials
D
gamblers, gangsters, and prostitutes
 

 12. 

What did Marcus Garvey urge African Americans to do?
A
return to Africa
B
join the NAACP
C
study fundamentalism
D
take up arms against the new Klan
 

 13. 

One group that suffered economically (and politically) during the 1920s was the __________
A
miners.
B
farmers.
C
publishers.
D
sports heroes.
 

Short Answer
 
 
ANALYZING A DOCUMENT
The excerpt below comes from a statement that Representative Fiorello La Guardia of New York made to a Congressional committee in 1926.  Read it, and then answer the questions below.


It is impossible to tell whether Prohibition is a good thing or a bad thing. It has never been enforced in this country.…

I will concede that the saloon was odious (disgusting, bad), but we now have delicatessen stores, pool rooms, drug stores, millinery shops, private parlors, and 57 other varieties of speakeasies selling liquor and flourishing.
 

 14. 

What evidence did La Guardia cite to show that prohibition was not working?
 

 15. 

What argument did La Guardia make about prohibition?
 

 16. 

How did the existence of speakeasies support his point?
 

Essay
 

 17. 

The attitudes of Urban and Rural residents of the United States tend to be different depending on where they live.  These attitudes had an effect on how  these two demographic groups approached the big issues of the 1920s. 

Choose 3 big issues and compare the attitudes.  Explain the issue and any vocabulary used. Write a paragraph using complete sentences.  Use the topic sentence:  “The different attitudes of urban and rural residents had an effect on how the groups approached the big issues of the 1920s.”  (10 points)

Grading rubriccomplete (2)partial (1)
3 issues of 1920sexplain eachname each
Urban attitudesexplain 3name 3
Rural attitudesexplain 3name 3
Used vocabulary4 terms2 terms
Paragraph, complete sentencesCompletePartial
 



 
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